SalMar shall appear as a professional, positive workplace with an inclusive work environment, where it is safe to work. SalMar shall treat everyone with dignity and respect and conduct their activities without discrimination on the basis of race, ethnicity, national or other origin, disability, age, gender, sexual orientation, language, religion or status. With "discrimination" we refer to the treatment of a person that is worse than the treatment that is, has been or would have been afforded to other persons in a corresponding situation, on the basis of a ground for discrimination. Employees are expected to follow our "golden rule", which is based on good old-fashioned manners, for treating each other as colleagues.
SalMar respects and promotes the content of the ILO Conventions, including but not limited to the Equal Remuneration Convention (No. 100), the Discrimination (Employment and Occupation) Convention (No. 111), the Workers with Family Responsibilities Convention (No. 156) and the Maternity Protection Convention (No. 183). All managers with personnel responsibilities have a responsibility to ensure that these standards are upheld, and for the prevention, handling and restoration of a safe working environment.
SalMar shall always promote and practice equal opportunities, hereunder gender pay equality. SalMar commits to upholding the requirements of the Activity Duty and the Duty to Issue a Statement issued through the Norwegian Equality and Anti-Discrimination Act, hereby publishing an annual report on the state of anti-discrimination work in SalMar, and a full remuneration analysis. SalMar shall also ensure that sufficient positive action is made towards people from groups at particular risk of vulnerability to ensure integration and equal opportunities.
We encourage all employees to take responsibility and actively contribute to a good working environment. This also entails a right and duty to inform about and not contribute to matters that involve health hazards or risks, including harassment or improper conduct.